PowerShell Weekly for August 14, 2026

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

• Deploy Win32 Apps in Intune Using PowerShell Scripts 
  This article explains how to use PowerShell scripts for deploying Win32 apps in Microsoft Intune, without repackaging the application into an Intunewin package. The article covers installation and uninstallation scripts, detection scripts, and examples of deploying Windows optional features.
• WAM Bam, Thank You Ma’am. What Changed in the Microsoft Graph SDK
  The Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK now uses Windows Account Manager (WAM) by default for interactive authentication on Windows, starting from version 2.34.0. This change affects the way scripts authenticate users and may cause issues in certain scenarios, such as privileged access workstations or jump boxes.
• PSFramework: The Tools for Your Tools with Fred Weinmann
  Fred Weinmann introduces the PowerShell Framework Collective, a collection of tools that help build and maintain PowerShell projects more efficiently.
• Build an Azure Home Lab for Certs Without Overspending
  Learn how to build a nested Azure Hyper-V home lab for certification practice with budget alerts, a domain controller, and Azure Arc mapping.
• How to download a Teams meeting transcript via Microsoft Graph
  Microsoft has introduced tenant control for accessing Teams transcripts, allowing users to download meeting transcripts with and without speaker attribution using PowerShell.
• Extract Kerberos Tickets with PowerShell for Stealthy Execution
  This snippet uses a PowerShell script to request TGS tickets for service accounts without dropping any files to disk, using the .NET classes for Kerberos.

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

• I Built ReelArrange to Get Downloads Ready for Jellyfin
  Kyle Reddoch, a Jellyfin user, created ReelArrange, a Windows desktop app that simplifies the process of preparing downloaded movies and TV shows for Jellyfin by cleaning up folder names, identifying titles with TMDB, and organizing extras.
• Creating a Week-by-Week Report for Open Planner Tasks
  This article provides a PowerShell script to create a week-by-week report showing progress in closing tasks over a period for Microsoft 365 users.
• PSBlitz
  a PowerShell-based tool that outputs SQL Server health and performance diagnostics data to either Excel or HTML, and saves execution plans and deadlock graphs as .sqlplan and .xdl files.
• GpoEdit
  Module to read and write GPOs on a setting level. Contribute to FriedrichWeinmann/GpoEdit development by creating an account on GitHub.

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